josh-filter

Command to rewrite history using josh filter specs. By default it will use HEAD as input and update FILTERED_HEAD with the filtered history, taking a filter specification as argument. (Note that input and output are swapped with --reverse.)

It can be installed with the following Cargo command, assuming Rust is installed:

cargo install josh-filter --git https://github.com/josh-project/josh.git

git-sync

A utility to make working with server side rewritten commits easier. Those commits frequently get produced when making changes to workspace.josh files.

The command is available in the script directory. It should be put downloaded and added to the PATH. It can then be used as a drop-in replacement for git push. It enables the server to return commits back to the client after a push. This is done by parsing the messages sent back by the server for announcements of rewritten commits and then fetching those to update the local references. In case of a normal git server that does not rewrite anything, git sync will do exactly the same as git push, also accepting the same arguments.